Is there a bash/shell script I could make to kill all ads in a application, e.g. Mobile Safari?
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Is there a bash/shell script I could make to kill all ads in a application, e.g. Mobile Safari?
Mobile Safari does not have an API that you can access with bash or sh, so not directly.
Assuming that UNIX tools are acceptable you could (in theory) write a server using bash and nc.
This server could act as a proxy server and filter out adverts on the way through.
You can then configure mobile safari to use it.
This would, of course, require that the proxy be exposed on whatever network you were using mobile safari on.